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while almost the entire political and armed forces management of Pakistan are burnt up through a terrorist assault on the inauguration rite of a brand new President, a world race starts to grab keep watch over of the country’s susceptible cache of nuclear guns. CIA agent supply Stearns and the staff Six military SEALs are despatched on a venture to safe the pinnacle mystery Wah nuclear munitions middle (near the notorious Osama Bin weighted down compound in Abbottabad) and liberate the mysterious Chaklala Codes – the encrypted keys to Pakistan’s nuclear guns – earlier than a person else will get ahold of them.
Stearns and his workforce are pitted opposed to a wide range of foes – from the novel jihadist Lakshar-e-Taiba (who have been chargeable for the lethal assaults on Mumbai India) to a strike strength of Iranian Quds targeted Forces, all of whom are decided to grab the prize of Pakistan’s nuclear weaponry. operating opposed to either a ticking clock and the treachery of the Pakistan’s ISI intelligence employer, let alone the bureaucratic purple tape in their personal govt, Stearns and the SEALS use each source that they could deliver to maintain the damaging nukes out of the fingers of America’s enemies.
The Chaklala Codes is the second one in a chain of overseas political thrillers that includes CIA agent furnish Stearns, an skilled senior agent who's hugely prized for his luck in risky, serious missions yet often reveals himself struggling with opposed to purple tape, political agendas and corruption, making enemies inside of his personal executive. The Chaklala Codes echoes lots of today’s headlines approximately Pakistan, which isn't just a haven for radical Islam and its sympathizers contained in the intelligence prone, yet can be a fractured country with a strong – and hugely susceptible – arsenal of a couple of hundred nuclear guns.
Author Hoyt Hilsman is an award-winning screenwriter, journalist and previous candidate for Congress. He has written screenplays for Sony, New Line, Disney, ABC, NBC and others, and is a standard contributor to nationwide courses. he's a former critic for sort and writes usually for The Huffington submit. Hoyt used to be a candidate for the seat held through Republican David Dreier, strong Chair of the home ideas Committee, and has been lively in politics and public coverage in a few parts. He grew up in Washington, DC, the place his father was once an consultant to President Kennedy and head of Intelligence for the country Department.